Whisky sales man fined and jailed in Kansas city case
A whisky salesman from Kansas City was fined 200 and sentenced to 60 days in jail in Waverly Kansas. Other items note a New York judge and Somali piracy liability, political pushes for an extra Congressional session, and efforts to curb slot machines in Kansas City.
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Waverly
Kan
Sompan
Kansas City
Brown
United States Court
New York
Somala
Con
Congress
Hadley
Rachael Charlotte Fiszgerald
Earl of Phanraven
Mount Earl
Adare Manor
Adare
County Limerick
Ireland
Senate
Washington
Teikes
Tmvton
Ohio
Heikes
Dayton
Fanning
San Francisco
Nee Wilbert
Spirit Lake
Idaho
Kh. Neal
Broomfield
Oregon and Walla Walla News Briefs
Idaho Senate backs initiative and referendum amendment for state constitution. Gold ore ledges found near Moro Sherman County near the Columbia Southern depot. Pioneer Jamet Chapin dies near Forest Grove at age. William McCown dies, Waiteburg Wisconsin, eight decades old, and his son is Portland Telegram proof reader. A divorce suit filed in Murray by T H Bronte against Joaphine. Oil on Trombo ranch tested as petroleum for future development. Robert Kyran of Minneapolis missing since Sept 8 in Portland. 158 deaths in Walla Walla in 1000 with 91 male and 67 female. predominant cause listed as consumption.
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Thomas Dugan
H. Dugan
Walla Walla
Idaho Senate
Moro
Sherman County
Columbia Southern
Jamet Chapin
Oregon
Forest Grove
William McCown
J. L. McCown
Portland Telegram
Waiteburg
Waeh
Wintley
T. H. Bronte
Winfield Ervin
Bank of Murray
Joaphine
Trombo Ranch
Hilleboro
Portland
Robert J. Kyran
Minneapolis
Minn
Han
Weet
Dent
Bowen
Fragmentary Patient Letter Praises Favorite Prescription Results
A partial letter from a New York reader describes nerve distress and relief after using Favorite Prescription. The writer claims improved health, color, and weight, crediting Dr Merce and the product for recovery.
Queen Victoria Laid to Rest in Historic Procession
London spanned with throngs as the royal cortege moved from the royal yacht to Windsor. Kings and princes rode in full regalia while troops guarded the route amid heavy rain and crowds, with exceptional scenes in Hyde Park and at Paddington before the body traveled to Windsor for the funeral service.
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Skivw
Uye Salami
Prin
London
Victoria
Paathington
Alcorta
Mortemonth
Preciatin Liveilieng
Leagadine
Watahiye
Vonden
Kineale
Alexandera
Don
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Hyde Park
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Department Corp
Eix Foreign
Kaleward
Luke of
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Siam
Paddington
Windsor
Toy
Wade
Athleter
Woalthirdt
Books from Japan Seized in Honolulu Case
A shipment seized near Honolulu involves pirate quality books stamped as United States copyright and produced by the American Look company. The contraband items included a large number of items described as booby toys and related goods.
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Honolulu
Han Braneho
Japan
United States
Randineon
Warren Jn
Dane Lewerel
Polos
Vote for Senator Scene Sparks Joint Ballot Report
The article describes a contested joint ballot with multiple candidates and a procedural dispute over votes for Senator Williams. It notes counts showing McBride leading and Smith and Mere Ingat among others, and a resolution to appoint a committee to request President Me inley to Oregon during a May count.
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Li Salou
Pel
Abuasion
Alent
Kohurte
William
George J. Williams
Senator Clause
MeBride
Ae Fullowa
Corebwtt
McBride
Smith
Mere Ingat
Scatteriig
Paseo
Prentor
Whiskey tragedy described in mistaken drink scene
A garbled report depicts a man dying after drinking hot whiskey. Text fragments mention Kirby and Charles Marks and a physician, with phrases about winning a bot and being saved, but readability is limited.
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Kirby
Mob
Chasles Marks
David
Phyatcian
Cox Critically Ill After Second Operation in Portland
L B Cox, prominent Portland attorney, underwent a second operation for appendicitis and remains critically ill. Reports say hope for recovery is slim, with death possible within days.
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Portland
L. B. Cox
Wonderful Invention Promises Tele Wrap Revolution
Omaha February 2 reports a vast scientific breakthrough with an exhaustive test hailed as highly useful to the tele wrap industry. The brief item notes the invention’s potential impact on the field and its strong early reception.
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Omaha
Indictment Dismissed in San Francisco Case
The indictment against Mrs Nellie Craven was dismissed in San Francisco court. Lewin is named in the proceeding with further action unlikely. no charges proceed against Craven.
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San Francisco
Army Bill Signed by President McKinney in Washington
The army bill was signed by President McKinney at Washington on the fourth, marking formal approval of the military funding measure. The signing confirms congressional action and sets new policy parameters for the armed forces.
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Washington
Keb
President McKinney
Mrs Green to New Teeth After Painful Neuralgia
Mrs Dorothy Ward Green of Trenten New York, over eighty five, was treated for neuralgia with little relief. Two lower jaw teeth began to emerge and have grown to nearly fall out, yet Mrs Green remains hale and hearty with no recent serious illness.
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Dorothy Ward Green
Trenten
N. Y
Cireen
Ireen
Cireen Ie
Fragmented medical note on a paste for burn treatment
A garbled European medical fragment describes a paste made from calcined magna and water applied to burnt areas. It claims the paste calms pain quickly and removes without leaving any mark, though the text is unclear and difficult to interpret.
Cold remedy tale stirs shopper concern
A compressed note reports irregularities around a cough suppressant purchase. Consumers allege deceptive signs and a mismatch between drugstore claims and actual products. The item involves a signature dispute and questionable refunds.
Coffee Trials Spark Uganda Export Rise
Five years after initial trials, U plantation effort started by English missionaries led to Uganda exporting pounds of coffee. The Plantyre district yields some of the finest beans, challenging global leaders in quality and volume.
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Uganda
Plantyre
Uge
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